Foreigners Cup Two Sub-Teen Titles Here
A Middletown Sub-Teen Tennis Tourney saw Vic Chooge of Grosse Pointe win the Boys Under 11 title, defeating Buzzy Pierce, while Deborah Marteeny of Milwaukee captured the Girls Under 11 crown. Helen Lowry and Martha Grine lead the Under-13 Girls, with finals set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marteeney
Marnee Fry
Springfield
Middletown
Helen Lowry
Martha Grine
Dave Harrington
Thomas
Riley
Griffith
Hal Lowe
Lowe
Netter
Decatur
Ill
Harring
John Sisson
Dayton
Bo Barker
Lalso
Gem City
Lowry
Grine
Whip Harrington
Ped Pierce
Dave Thomas
Riley Griffith
Bush Bailey
Toledo
Jay Gruenebaum
John Sisson i
Harrington
Barker
Mike Fahy
Bunker Hill
Vic Dhooge
Grosse Pointe
Doug McLaughlin
Buzzy Pierce
Barry Troutman
Bruce Strachan
Don Marteeny
Milwaukee
Dhooge
Fahy
Pierce
Strachan
Chooge
Pricilla Riley
Vicki Siegel
Nancy Martin
Becky Wagner
Marteeny
Fry
Armco Clinches Industrial Flag in Big Win
Armco storms to a 10-3 victory over Shartle Brothers to clinch the Industrial League title, with four first inning runs and six more in the second set stage for the crown. Sorg Paper upends Cordesyn Beard and Carton 11-8 in an eight inning, aided by five eighth inning runs as Harrison and Mount spark Armco’s early offense.
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Armco
Triangles
Shartle Brothers
Sorg Paper
Cordesyn Beard
Carton
Jasper Harrison
Billy Mount
Shartle
Joe Marshall
Walt Deaton Sup
Kibler
Leon Deck
Gordon Pergram
Sorg
Ed Gunderson
Gunderson
Bill Graft
Ken Cruse
Graft
Butch Rossi
Gardner
Miller
Troy Harrison
Wally Drury
Tom Vinson
Journal Armco Face Top Teams In Feature Tilts
In the National Slo-Pitch League action at Barnitz Field Armco Drainage and Middletown Journal lead the schedule as top contenders, with Lee's Cafe and Frontier Cafe aiming to extend four-match streaks against Theers and Newsmen. Interstate Folding Box postponed its tilt with Berkeley Electric due to plant vacation. Optimist seeks to stay in title chase with a win over Firemen.
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Armco Drainage
Middletown Journal
Lee's Cafe
Frontier Cafe
Fire
Barnitz Field
Optimist
Firemen
St Louis Hawks Sign Norman Stewart From Missouri
St. Louis Hawks of the NBA sign Norman Stewart a star guard from Missouri University noted for holding most school scoring records. The move adds veteran scoring ability to the Hawks backcourt as the league season approaches.
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ST. Louis
Norman Stewart
Missouri University
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Installed Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Ad Shows Central Phone
An advertisement lists Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co at 1373 Central with the telephone number GA 35 5789, indicating a local contact point for glass services. The snippet highlights a storefront or business contact detail typical in classified listings.
Three Knothole League Titles Decided Tuesday
Five Knothole Leagues took part in a major summer session at Smith Farm. Elks captured the Class A second round crown, Strickland Realty won Class C, Oglesby Barnitz clinched the Class C Saturday League title, while Sertoma and Knights of Pythias remained deadlocked in Class AA. Fred Lattimore threw a no hitter for Sorg Paper in Saturday C, 8-1 over McGraw Construction.
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Smith Farm
Elks
Strickland Realty
Oglesby- Barnitz
Sertoma
Knights of Pythias
Fred Lattimore
Sorg Paper
McGraw Construction
J. B. Reffitt
Armco
Strickland
Lewis Real Estate
Coca-Cola
Strickik
Mulligan Leads Summer League Bowing Victory
Charlie Mulligan fired 215 193 176 584 to pace the Tuesday Summer Bowling League at Frontier Lanes and lead No. 5 to a double win over No. 8 Roy Dees 464. Buck Emrick 157 197 155 509 watched No. 3 lose to No. 2 Dick Frye 484. Two-game wins went to No. 7 Jim Blevins 444 over No. 6 Bob Davis 418 and to No. 4 Otis Sprowles 401 over No. 1 Walt Lambert 437.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Mulligan
Frontier Lanes
Roy Dees
Buck Emrick
Dick i Frye
Jim Blevins
Bob Davis
Otis Sprowles
Walt Lambert
Entries Open for American Legion Junior Golf Tourney
Entries are still being received for the American Legion Junior Golf Tournament to be held at Wildwood Golf Club on August 20. Entries cost one dollar and include a new golf ball and a free dinner. The field is split into 16 18 and 12 15 divisions. Defending older bracket champ Bill Rupp is ineligible this year while Tom Wagner is the younger boys' champion.
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American Legion
Wildwood Golf Club
Legion
Bill Rupp
Tom Wagner
Mrs Sanderson Leads Ladies at Wildwood Golf Day
Mrs M B Sanderson led the regular ladies day at Wildwood with a first flight low score of 986 while Mrs Vic Carpenter won net honors with 71. Mrs Virgil Clark led the second flight scoring 93 and Mrs Claude Jones 73 low net. In the third flight Mrs Bell posted 107 as low score and Mrs Robert Lentz took handicap honors with 77.
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M. B. Sanderson
Virgil Clark
Kenneth Bell
Wildwood
Sanderson
Vic Carpenter
Clark
Claude Jones
Bell
Robert Lentz
Lawson Narrowly Fails to Upset MacKay in Tennis Match
Middletown player Lynne Lawson led Bonnie MacKay 6-1 in the first set before MacKay, the top seed in the Montgomery County Tourney women’s division, rebounded to win 6-3, 6-1. Judy Hagan advanced with a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Betsy Greer of Dayton.
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Dayton
Lynne Lawson
Middletown
Bonnie MacKay
MacKay
Judy Hagan
Betsy Greer
Morgan Brown In Video Test At Chicago Stadium
CHICAGO W L C Morgan of Youngstown Ohio and Henry Brown of Philadelphia meet in a 10 round lightweight bout at Chicago Stadium televised nationally on ABC at 9 p m EST Morgan 22 has won 14 of 16 and is ranked ninth by Ring Magazine His last start was a 10 round upset over Ludwig Lightburn in Cleveland on March 28 Brown 25 has 28 fights with 23 wins and this will be his first TV appearance
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Chicago
L. C. Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
Henry Toothpick
Brown
Philadelwe
Chicago Stadium
ABC
Morgan
Ring Magazine
Ludwig Lightburn
Cleveland
Big Three Of Slo-Pitch Loop Stay Close In Race
The top three in the American Slo-Pitch League, Rays Cafe Denton Sohio and Bill's Restaurant, each won by wide margins to stay near the lead. Rays Cafe 14 Woodall Industries 1. Bill's Restaur ant 13 Aeronca Plant 6. Deaton to B'nai B'rith 8 4. Pat's Bar 20 Ross Motors 13.
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Rays Cafe
Denton Sohio
Bill
Ray
Woodall Industries
Aeronca Plant
Deaton
B'nai B'rith
Pat
Ross Motors
Cruise
Denton
Aeronca
Miamisburg
Kramer
Walton
Lairson
Gustin
Pat's
Manley
Flynn
Whitt
Ross
Radio and TV Highlights Tonight 7 p.m to 9:30 p.m.
Radio highlights list 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on WKRC WHOM WPFB WSAI WLW WCPO WHIO and TV listings include Amos n Andy, Bing Crosby show performances, Campaign 56 interviews, Video Theater false rumor plot, Anna Santonello story, It s a Most Unusual Day, The Millionaire episode, boxing Ike Chestnut vs Sandy Saddler, Cracked Up with Bette Davis and Gary Merrill, and a girl locating her missing brother plot fragment.
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Radio Tonight
WKRC
Andy
Trixie
Amos
CBS News
Blair Clark
TV Tonight
Wlw-T
Wlw-D
Anna Santonello
WCPO
Fred MacMurray
Marilyn Erskine
Jimmy McHugh
Screen Directors Playhouse
Ike Chestnut
Sandy Saddler
Chicago
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
20Th Century Fox Hour
WMOH
WLW
WSAI
Wkrc Musice
WPFB
Henry Taylor
WMC
Bob & Ray
Reds
Cubs
Epeecee
Ohio Reserve
My Son Jeep
Bing Crosby
WEAI
Edn
Murrow
Desi Arnaz Ball plan new TV series Sheriff to Cochise
Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball partner with National Telefilm Associates to produce 39 episode series Sheriff to Cochise starring John Bromfield with a budget of 1,250,000. A separate plan calls a 1,000,000 Mysteries giveaway and September starts for Jackie Gleason and other Saturday night shows. Marvin's Radio TV Appliances promotes Motorola sets and convention coverage at 1426 Central Ave Middletown Ohio.
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Desi Arnaz
Lucille Ball
National Telefilm Associates
Sheriff
Cochise
John Bromfield
Motorola
Marvin
Central Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Tuning In. The Delightful Phrases Of Eric Sevareid
New York critics examine Eric Sevareid's book Small Sounds in the Night a collection of his CBS Radio capsule remarks from the Eisenhower era. The piece praises his writing style and the informal essay approach noting his skill in concise focused commentary and the ability to reveal significance in the obscure.
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Eric Sevareid
New York
Eric Cevarel
CBS
Sevareid
Alfred Knopf
lHe
Washington
Join the Marines on Your Evening Theater film
On Your Evening Theater the Berlin bound steamer romance is disrupted by a U S Olympic javelin thrower in Night Tune a Studio 57 presentation featuring Paul Kelly and June Travis and airing at 11 20 p m on WHIO Also described is a five year run in Night Tune on Studio 57
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Ing
Studio
Paul Kelly
June Travis
Your Evening Theater
Lebanon radio lineup notes Jana Demas and Wil Lemay
WKRC Lebanon lists Jana Demas on the Eaton Show with C Watts on WS AI 11. The program features Watts and Lemay as part of the WSAI lineup, detailing host and guest roles on the local broadcast schedule.
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WKRC
Lebanon
C. Watts
WSAI
Jana Demas
Eaton
WPFB
Wil Lemay
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Dave Aleman
Bob Hart
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Iwo
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Breadmen
Lattimore
Reeves Jewelers
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Snyder
Clark Foster
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Park ST
Mulligan
Mrs. Sanderson
Lawson
Morgan, Brown
KRAFT
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N. Verity Pkwy
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Perry Como
Sid Ceasar
TV Fame
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WVOH
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WERC
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Mr & Mre
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Opal, Homer
Mack Sauer
Mirette
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WMOR
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WHRC
WMOHK
WSAL
Godfrey
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WPF
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We'ter
Coke
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Teor
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Pond of Life
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True Story
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National Distillers Products Corporation
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